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2 giorni fa · Un palazzo di Scientology ad Hollywood. Scientology (pron. [ʃenˈtɔloʤi] [1]; in inglese [sʌɪənˈtɒlədʒi] [2]), più raramente Chiesa di Scientology, è un'organizzazione che ha sede principale negli Stati Uniti e che raccoglie e diffonde dal 1954 l'insieme delle credenze e pratiche ideate da L. Ron Hubbard che hanno a fondamento una serie di testi tra cui il suo libro Dianetics [3].
5 giorni fa · Every German noun is assigned a gender. For example, since “chair” in German is masculine, you say der Stuhl (the chair) or ein Stuhl (a chair). Similarly, with the feminine word “flower”, you say die Blume (the flower) or eine Blume (a flower).
13 ore fa · Il Presente Indicativo Regolare In Italiano Prepa Italia En esta lección te voy a explicar los verbos regulares al presente de indicativo en italiano. el presente de indicativo en italiano te va a resultar útil par. Partir. eseguire. ejecutar. procedere. proceder. estos son los verbos regulares más importantes pero hay otros verbos muy importantes que son irregulares, si los deseáis ...
4 giorni fa · A subject is a branch of knowledge or course of study. Economics is one subject I'll never understand. Something or someone represented in writing, art or music is a subject. George Washington was the subject of the biography. The subject of the painting is world peace. Subject also means ‘to expose to.’.
5 giorni fa · Learn German pronouns with this comprehensive guide to the eight different types of German pronouns, when to use them and examples of them being used correctly. German pronouns are not always straightforward, but after this post, you'll be a lot closer to using them like a pro!
4 giorni fa · This collection provides a quick review of the basic terminology used in the study of traditional English grammar. For a more detailed examination of the word forms and sentence structures introduced here, click on any of the terms to visit a glossary page, where you'll find numerous examples and expanded discussions.
4 giorni fa · In simple German sentences, you may see the same word order as English: Subject + Verb + Object. Ich werfe den Ball. (I throw the ball.) So the subject ( Ich) does an action ( werfe) to an object ( den Ball ). However, you’ll likely see another word order as well: Object + Verb + Subject. Den Film kenne ich nicht.
